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E-mail violates 12,000 patients’ confidentiality

The Associated Press
Thursday January 04, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO — The state’s third-largest health insurer violated patient confidentiality by accidentally e-mailing the names of 12,000 patients to the wrong doctors, company officials acknowledged. -more-


Innovator of forestry policy dies at 88

Daily Planet services
Wednesday January 03, 2001

Henry James Vaux, Sr., a professor emeritus of forestry at the University of California, Berkeley, and former chairman of California's Board of Forestry, died on Dec. 22 in Berkeley after a brief illness. He was 88. -more-


New campaign contribution limits have loopholes

By Steve LawrenceAssociated Press Writer
Tuesday January 02, 2001

Critics say money will just flow through different channels with same effect -more-


Berkeley man killed in snowboarding accident

The Associated Press
Saturday December 30, 2000

DENVER – A 25-year-old California man has died of head injuries sustained while snowboarding this week at Breckenridge Ski Resort. -more-


Wallace plans to improve AC Transit urban services

By Erika Fricke Daily Planet Staff
Friday December 29, 2000

Joe L. Wallace will fight for bus money. The new director on the AC Transit Board said he wants to keep people who are transit dependent in the forefront of his mind, which, he said, means more money for bus services, the transportation that low-income urban residents depend on. -more-


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